👉 Otocous is a type of sound receptor found in many types of mammals, including humans. These receptors are responsible for detecting changes in blood flow and other physiological signals within the body. Otoks (oxygenated water) are produced by these receptors during the process of respiration, which occurs in the lungs. In human speech, oto-cous is used to amplify the volume of the vocal cords and produce a high-pitched sound that can be heard over long distances. This type
